Totally hit the spot for my asian craving. Great service. It doesn't look fancy but it was delicious. Loved the shrimp wanton. I will come back! Also -- they accept ANDROID PAY! read more

This place used to be the cheapest lunch by far. Now it is still cheaper but the gap has closed. I still give it 5 stars as the food is very consistently good. You have to go a bit early to avoid the lines but this ensures the food is rotated and you are always getting a fresh batch. The rice noodle soup with BBQ chicken is the fan fav. Try it and love it. read more

It's out of my usual haunts in the PATH but I've heard Noodle King is a good place to get noodle soup. They have a lot of daily specials to try out and you can pick from four different kind of noodles to go with your order. I had their Spicy Beef with vermicelli noodles. The soup had big chunks of tender beef, bok choy, plenty o' noodles and a beef broth that had loads of chilli flakes swimming in it. For a one size, big bowl of noodles, it cost me $5.99. Noodle King is super cheap! There is a line up during the busy lunch rush but it moves so quickly that you won't even notice that you're even waiting for food. Noodle King is like a well-oiled machine; they churn out noodle dishes one right after the other that you'll be slurping your noodle soup in no time. read more

- used to work in the area, and noodle king was in the rotation for PATH places to eat. (it's found below the Sheraton hotel in the food court with the mcds) - the man who takes the orders is hillarious. - you get to choose the type of noodles for your noodle soup (mein, rice noodle, etc) - spicy beef brisket is a good one to get... and you can ask for less spice if you are a wimp like moi. - great price if you want your lunch plus a drink to cost you less than $6 read more

I loved noodle from this place. Especially when I was tired of all these fancy overpriced lunch options in downtown. This is place right for you if you: Like noodle soup Noodle Wonton - shrimp, pork etc BBQ chicken - moist Cheap price $6-$7? Etc? There will be long line up if you go there during the lunch time. I found that after 2pm seems to be pretty easy. -in case you are flexible with lunch time- Hope someone else enjoy this place like me. Thank you for reading my sloppy writing ;) read more

Noodle King - Got BBQ chicken and pork wonton noodle soup. Very good price and very tasty! - Chinese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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This is one of my favourite food court noodle places. You have 4 choices of noodles - Shanghainese, vermicelli, wonton, thick vermicelli. Once you have decided, you can then pick your toppings. I usually choose the BBQ Drumstick, sometimes Spicy Beef or brisket. You can ask not to have the spicy soup. For the vegetables, there are 2 choices - broccoli or Bok Choy. If you don't say it, Bok Choy will be given. If I am very hungry, I will add 3 pork dumplings to my noodles at extra cost. This place has the longest line up in the food court. So be early. I am always wondering the boss who handle the noodle with such repetitive motion for every cup of it that his arm must be very tire and painful after work. Hope he can keep it up as I really like the quality food there with affordable price. If you paid by Debit card, there is a service charge read more

Go every Friday for lunch. Love their shrimp dumpling noodle soup. Very busy place but they move a lot customers quickly.

Not a bad food court restaurant. Enjoyed a bowl of spicy beef with your pick of one of three different types of noodles. Accepts debit or cash only. Edit: After eating here a few times. I actually like it. Pretty decent.. And good for a restaurant in the PATH! I am a fan! read more

I have been here twice this week and it's all about knowing what's good. Pork wonton soup with rice noodle - kinda meh. Broth was delicious but there wasn't enough. Was left with a bunch of soggy rice noodles without much flavour. 5/10 Spicy beef noodle soup - awesome! Fatty beef with egg noodles swimming in spicy deliciousness. Get the spicy sauce. 10/10 And it's all pretty cheap(+0.5) So average it out and it's a pretty good (8/10) cheap lunch place. read more

Noodle King, takes the cake for having the most value per dollar in the PATH food court. I'm not ashamed to admit that my colleagues and I frequent this location multiple times a week, to get our Noodle King fix. My go-to orders include: BBQ Chicken on noodles (spicy broth) Spicy Beef Brisket on noodles P.S. Do not fret when you come upon a long lineup because the assembly line behind the counter is extremely efficient. It's not an exaggeration when I say you would be in and out of there in 5 minutes. 5/5, 0 complaints. read more

fantastic service here! super fast. Long line ups for lunch, ALWAYS It's $0.30 debit fee, or cash only Noodle King is your quick wonton noodle soup fix in the financial district area. Great portions for $5-6 ($7 for rice combos). Barbeque chicken soup noodle for just $6? Unheard of (in downtown food court)!!! I usually visit earlier (before noon) to avoid the rush. They are opened in the mornings if you need a warm breakfast! The food is just okay in my opinion. It's not the best. The noodles were quite dull, the soup was a little dull. The barbeque chicken was pretty good given I was soooo hungry when I bought my 10:30am breakfast. It was moist, fairly large, the skin was just a tad fatty if you're into that, there wasn't much barbeque flavour on it (the sauce lightly covered the skin, but didn't reach the meat). I've also had barbeque pork and their wontons. The barbeque pork was quite delicious! Again, a little dull but I liked it. Wontons were alright. is it barbeque or barbecue? ahhh read more

Great noodles, fast and delicious. The most efficient line-up, I've experienced. Be ready to order when you get to the front, or else you're holding up everyone else. I usually order spicy beef, with less spicy broth, and it's perfect. The chunks of beef are generous, and noodles always perfectly done (I prefer the thick egg noodles) with this dish. It wouldn't hurt to give us a tad more veggies, but for the price, product and location, it's very reasonable. When I'm feeling more frugal, I like the roasted chicken noodle with broth and thin egg noodles. read more

Noodle King is a fantastic place for a cheap, tasty lunch in the Financial District. I stopped by for lunch today having seen all of the positive reviews, and I wasn't disappointed. I ordered the lemongrass chicken with rice noodles, and an order of pork wontons on the side. The total came to $9 which is very reasonable, given what that would get you at other fast food places. The lineup was long but moved extremely quickly and the service was friendly and efficient. The noodle and broth were exceptional and the chicken was of decent quality and was perfectly cooked. The wontons were hot and tasty, but didn't come with any soy or other dipping sauce. I noticed a sauce tray by the register so maybe I was supposed to get my own. I struggled to finish it all and shared the wontons with my colleagues who also said they were pretty good. While I am no noodle aficionado, they are definitely the best I have had outside of Chinatown. A solid four stars and I can't wait to try the rest of the menu! read more

Located on The Path at the Sheraton Centre in a small food court this noodle shop offers flavorful food at reasonable prices. I have eaten here several times during trips to Toronto and the food is consistently delicious. read more

I miss this place so much. Best BBQ pork noodle soup in the world. Can't wait for covid to end so I can get some noodles!

Best, cheap and delicious eat in financial district as it gets! When I used to get long lunch breaks, I'd meet every friend to eat here. You don't come for the environment but for the speedy, delicious wonton noodles and soy milk beverage. Wish they had this uptown as well as it would be a great snack on weekends as well. 5/5 recommend and they have also have rice as well which are good! read more

Solid lunch choice for nearby. Their spicy beef noodle is delicious. Really great flavouring and soup. Choice of different noodles (awesome) and a good price considering the area. I've also had their wonton noodles, which is as good as any i've had. I come here often. 4 stars out of 4. Jimmy's Yelp Ratings Scale for Food: [*] Disappointing. Just...no. [**] Not very good. Will not return. [***] It is what it is. Go enough times and you'll break even on quality. [****] My go-to place. Rarely disappoints. [*****] Everything on menu is good. Every time. read more

Four stars, zero for ambiance. Located in a depressing underground food court, you would be forgiven for walking by Noodle King as you meander through Toronto's PATH. Surrounded by dank chain resto stalls, you might chalk up long lunchtime lines to a lack of affordable options narby. Noodle King is definitely affordable, and the food's pretty swell, too. The menu is limited to Chinese lunch staples; proteins including great char siu, chicken and your choice of wonton, served over noodles'n'broth or alongside steamed rice and blanched veg. My usual is a bowl of soup with egg noodles, wontons (pork or shrimp) and some of that glorious red-dyed pork. I reach for the chili oil, but those in the know (and with a sweeter tooth than mine) may opt for the "spicy sauce", a thing I didn't even know about until someone behind me in line ordered it. If I'm starving (which i usually am), I'll add a spring roll. Tasty if I catch it when it's really hot; kinda sludgy otherwise. Still, for under $10 it's tough to go wrong. read more

Went here for lunch today after looking for a place with good won ton soup. Once reading reviews on yelp that Noodle King place has good soup for reasonable prices ($6 for a large shrimp dumpling soup) I had to give it a try. TIP: Noodle King is in the underground PATH network assessable from the Sheraton Hotel on Queen St W The soup was good but didn't have much in it. Mine had shrimp wontons, noodles (of my choice, which was a plus) and 1 piece of broccoli and a few pieces of bock choy. I wish there were at least more veggies in the soup. Overall though it was yummy, but by the end of the soup I was bored from eating the same tasting mouthfuls. Will go back again when I have craving for wont ton soup but will request more veggies in it. read more

Some of the best wonton noodle soup in all of Toronto!!! The shrimp wontons, actually have shrimp in them...full size shrimps and not just minced up shrimps. Consider getting some BBQ Pork in your noodle soup for an extra bit of joyfulness!!! :) read more

Great food court place for noodles. The Sheraton Centre is a bit rundown, but however it's worth coming for this place! Despite the lines, they are very very fast. Spicy beef noodles are probably their signature item. Has great flavour, however it's very spicy, it'd be a good idea to skip the sauce! Used to be decently priced but now I find it a bit more expensive, especially for the beef. read more

This place is by far the best restaurant ive tried in the Asian list for soup dumplings. serves pork and crab soup dumplings only, both are excellent but the pork was definitely dialed in. We also enjoyed some fried pork dumplings, general TSO's chicken ;) scallion pancakes, and chicken fried rice. Good stuff read more

Quick, delicious, and super affordable! I legit come here every other day for lunch during the week because I work so close by. A warm hearty bowl of Ramen soup and noodles is perfect for the cold fall/winter weather. And they do not cheap out on the meat slices. I have gotten every type so far, and my favourite is the BBQ pork. It comes out to under $8 for a great meal! If your are still hungry, they have dimsum dishes that can finish you off like dumplings and spring rolls! This place is a blessing and idk how I'd survive here! Food -4 Venue -4 Service -5 Vibe -5 Value -5 read more

straight up noodle eats in subterranean maze a perfect lunch spot six-and-a-half bucks yields a hearty soup portion with some pork wontons garlic, sesame permeate the simple broth flavourful wontons for your convenience they do accept debit cards i thought that was nice read more

Very solid lunch place for cheap! The taste is great and comparable to places in Chinatown. I tried the pork wonton noodle and got great portions with noodles for $6.25 tax included. I also like the fact that the takeout container is a bowl and doesn't make it soggy. The menu is big and I would definitely come back! read more

Looks sketchy at first in a run down food court but packed during lunch hours. Line moves quickly, but expect at least 15mins wait during peak hours. Great value for authentic Chinese soup noodles. I had Asian beef meatballs with Shang Hai noodles. Meatballs were spot on, just enough tendon to give it that authentic bite ("springiness" as referred yo by locals). Noodles were a touch overcooked for my taste. Soup was fragrant and light, not too flavourful but serves as a nice backdrop. Portion was on the smaller end but not bad for its price in the area. Take away - Would definitely come back to try other items, which won't be a challenge given the price point and location. But if this was it a more Chinese area like Scarborough, Markham or Richmond Hill with plenty of competitors, Noodle King probably will rank low on my go to list. But having this so close to the financial district makes it a wonderful lunch spot when you crave some real Chinese food. read more

To echo other reviews: Fast, Cheap, and Simple. Situated in one of the smaller food courts in the PATH system, this place is a real find. During the lunch hour, on your way to or from The Bay through the underground, it's actually easy to spot this place because there is consistently a long line-up. One sign as to whether or not a place as good is if the ethnicity of the patrons match the food that is being served. Looking at the lineup, you'll notice that it's at least 90% Asian (which may include myself). I actually aim to be there just before noon but if you are stuck in the lineup, they efficiently have the line move along fast. So the point of getting there early is mainly so that you can get a seat in the food court. I always order the wonton noodles and basically you just point to the kind of noodles you want, ask for scoops of spicy broth if you want and then choose between pork or shrimp wontons. They also have rice dishes with BBQ pork, and chicken and sides of fried dumplings. The prices have gone up slowly over the years but you can get away with a good meal for under $6 unless you buy a drink. read more

Noodle King is a small and unassuming Chinese joint tucked in the corner of a somewhat dated food court in the PATH. Don't let the old time looks fool you though: it offers some delicious and cheap food compared to just about everywhere else in the overpriced financial district. Specializing in Chinese noodles it's the perfect place for a quick eat on a cold winter day on your lunch break. You can also get the duck/beef/chicken options with rice too, but personally I'd recommend the wonton noodles. read more

Don't be fooled by the food court appearance because you can't get any better then Noodle King! Their wontons are so hearty and the broth is that perfect clear broth that warms you up, soul and all. The food really reminds me of my friend's mom's cooking back in Hong Kong. I am in love with their wonton noodle soup, I get sudden cravings all the time. Majority of the item is made in-house and you really can enjoy a hearty bowl at a great price point. I want to have it every week! read more

Probably one of the best food court options for chinese food in the city! I adore the shrimp wonton noodle soup with the egg noodles. They add lots of fresh bok choy and I top it all off with roasted chili oil. Let's face it: there are many terrible food options when it comes to food court chinese. Beyond the scope of sweet and sour pork and fried rice is Noodle King-- Fast, fresh and conveniently located in the basement of the Sheraton Centre. It's a solid choice for a low cost lunch. Unfortunately, this food court is uninspiring as far as decor does. A better option is to take your food up to the Sheraton's second floor courtyard, or over to Osgoode Hall and enjoy the sunshine. 3.5 read more

Very decent noodle place. It offers 4 types of noodle for selection. When a friend told me about this place I am a bit skeptical because it's in a food court inside path, but the quality is above my expectation as a fast, food court meal. My favour is BBQ chicken noodle and I normally add one order of shrimp wonton to go with it. The broth is light yet flavourful, and the egg noodle is crunchy to my liking. Chicken leg is tender and well done. Other recommend item is spicy beef noodle which is quite yummy but not that spicy. Price is cheap even comparing with other food court joints. read more

Noodle King - BBQ chicken noodle - Chinese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Good portion size for the price, taste is what you'd expect for the price. The main downside is how there's no place to dump the leftover soup (water). Since this is in a mall food court, you end up having to pour the soup into the trash, and makes it a tough time for the cleaners. read more

I stopped by after work to try their wonton soup and I must say, I was surprised! The flavour of the broth was perfect and it was so affordable. I am totally addicted now read more

Noodle King - Chinese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

This is really good for food court! The man who looked to be the owner is always friendly. I had the fish ball vermicelli and it was quite tasty. Decent broth, fresh bok choy, and good quality fish balls (you know how some fish balls can tasty fishy or simply sketchy). For $5.75, I have no complaints. Lemongrass Chicken with rice noodle - the rice noodle is really really mushy, which I didn't enjoy. The chicken tasted well, like cheap meat with fat and chewy (tendons?) attached, and the flavour was a bit gross to me. I will avoid it in the future. Vegetarian noodle - Tofu was quite salty, but all veggies were great. Again, at those prices, I can't complain much. read more

Noodle King - Vegetarian noodle soup with rice noodle. - Chinese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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The place clearly needs no more introductions, it's a favorite among Chinese noodle lovers, and for people who are looking to save money and get a decent lunch. A word of advice would be to get there early and avoid the lunch rush at 12pm. If you find yourself there after 12pm, worry not, the line will be long, but the wait won't be due to the assembly line - like efficiency. The only thing to worry about is finding a seat and enjoy those tasty noodles. My personal favorite is the BBQ chicken topping (on your choice of 4 types of noodles), and I would ask them to add a little spicy sauce (from the spicy braised beef) to my soup, which really gives your soup that extra little kick. For $8 or less, you will never leave this place hungry. read more

the rice noodles were overcooked and breaking, but the shrimp wontons were good. Next time ill try the egg noodles(wonton noodles), i heard that one is good. read more

Noodle King - Chinese Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Wonderful preparation, fast service and greeted with smiles... Always. One of the best thing is they remember my order, each and every time. I dont say a word. Incredible. But I say they are the best. Go there a couple of days a week. My best is Lemongrass chicken on rice with spoonful of spicy beef sauce. It is my fave chilli chicken rice. My gf was taken back at how delicious this recipe was. TIPS: dont forget to add their spicy chillies, kept near counter. Pork dumplings fish and bbq preps are fantastic. Generally we are not afraid of the lineup as it goes very fast. He takes an order while prep. earlier one. Multi Tasking and superbly efficient. Shereton FC has enuf of seating... we always get a seat no matter what hour and any weekday. Keep half an hour and budget if $8 for excellent lunch in Downtown. Beware: You may smell of spices back in the office. Hehe read more

I MADE VEGGIE PHO TODAY!!!!!!!! Well, sort of. Today was one of those days that I should have called HR and let them know that I'll be leaving early because I can't function at work anymore. After a week of being on antibiotics, I think my stupid cold relapsed and stole my appetite. I spent the entire day wanting to eat, but really couldn't, and thinking about what would make me feel better, but won't make me throw up. My co-worker and I had arranged to have lunch today earlier on the week, so even though I was sick, I was looking forward to it, because I know I could always get soup noodles and it usually makes me feel better. Case in point: I was at my sickest last week, but felt a little better after having veggie pho at Thai Island (see my review below). Although the veggie pho at Thai Island was good, I wanted to go to another place along the PATH that also makes veggies noodles, but at a cheaper price and taste just as good. I also wanted to compare the veggie pho I had last week to this place's veggie noodle, to see what's so "PHO" about last week's pho. Noodle King is a fast food joint along the PATH that's between the Sheraton Hotel and the Munich Re Centre. By its name, it's obvious that this place specializes in noodles, particularly soup noodles. Noodle King is operated by a friendly and quick Chinese crew -they know time is money and that the crowd they're serving are the busy, busy business types. Although they serve soup noodles, their menu is not limited at all: example: they offer about 4 different types of noodles: shanghai, ho fun, egg noodles and rice noodles; fresh meat ingredients: duck, pork, beef, fish balls, wontons; and fresh vegetables: mainly bak choy and broccoli. Now for the good news, for my vegans/ vegetarians, and veggie-lovers-who-also-eat-meat-but-can-take-a-break-from-consuming-dead-carcasses: they have a vegetarian soup noodle special every day! The vegetarian special comes with the noodle of your choice, 2 fried tofu squares, carrots, green onions, broccoli, and bak choy. Also, upon request, they have a veggie broth (that isn't full of MSG or salt) to go with the soup noodle. If you read my Thai Island review, you might remember that I didn't like how they didn't have red vinegar, lime and only hot sauce. But Noodle King has them all: red vinegar, Viet hot sauce, hot chili oil, soy sauce, and fresh limes! Needless to say, I prefer Noodle King to Thai Island. Not only are their soup noodles equally as (if not more) tasty and satisfying as Thai Island's, they are generous with their veggies, have the right condiments (it's NOT pho without the red vinegar and lime, even I know that, and I haven't had pho until recently), offer a non-salty vegetable broth, operated by a friendly staff, but their vegetarian soup noodle special is the CHEAPEST soup noodle on their menu! This means you can stay slim and your wallet can stay fat. With regards to the "Veggie Pho" bit. I found Thai Island's "veggie pho" very similar to the "vegetarian soup noodle" I had at Noodle King. The only difference is that the Noodle King's creation had finer noodles, and it did not have raw bean sprouts, cilantro, and fried tofu. Disregarding these minor differences, the 2 soup noodles taste very similar. Which is why my claim that "I MADE VEGGIE PHO TODAY" is somewhat valid, if not valid in its entirety, and there's also nothing distinctively "pho" about veggie soup noodles. read more

Great lunch place - one of the very few authentic chinese foodcourt place downtown. Loved the rice noodle

This is the place to be for lunch. #1 busiest place on the PATH. Go early to avoid long line ups. You can choose from 4 type of noodles. I usually get the BBQ chicken noodles for $6 after tax. They take debit/credit as well. Service was super quick they literally have your food within 30 secs. The food court seating area is small so if you go on prime time you might need to wait. read more